Vanguard VEO Optic Guard H DLX Harness - Brown
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Product Details
Manufacturer code: VGOVEOOPTGUAHDLXBR | Our code: 139871
Vanguard VEO Optic Guard H DLX Harness. The VEO Optic Guard Collection is made up of a range of wrist straps, neck straps and harnesses for your optics (such as binoculars) or camera that are designed to allow you to choose and set up the best option for your trip in seconds.
The VEO Optic Guard H DLX BR is an ultra-comfortable brown neoprene harness that allows you to spread the weight of your optic or camera across your shoulders for maximum comfort when used over extended periods.
For everyday use, a neck strap is great, but sometimes you need another solution. For longer treks or frequent usage, spreading the weight of your optics, (such as binoculars or monoculars), or your camera across your shoulders with a proper harness can make a huge impact on your comfort and energy levels throughout the day. For shorter trips, a wrist strap is an excellent way to prevent you from dropping your valuable gear.
Features
- Patented clip lock rapid release system
- Wide neoprene shoulder harness with non-slip inner lining for maximum comfort
- Real leather finishing
- Includes four cinch clips to attach to more than one device
- Includes removable chest strap to hold the shoulder harness together on the move
- Two extra long loops to loop around the binoculars/camera lens to hold secure on the move
- Maximum load capacity 2.5kg
- Weighs just 240g
Specifications
- Max Load Capacity: 2.5kg
- Uses Leather: No
- Material: Neoprene and elasticated straps, with real leather finishing
- Weight: 240g
- Waterproof: No (highly water resistant, but real leather)
- Warranty: 2 Years
- Extended Warranty: 5 Years
- Accessories: 4 cinch clips
Product Reviews
Review by Amanda Bell
Bought as Xmas present so not used yet but look just like the picture and were the item requested by husband.
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